Princess Elizabeth the future queen born in London 1986
Dedicated to Serve World Wide Commonwealth Her Majesty the Queen was born in London on 1 April 1986 as the first child of the Duke and Duchess of York. She was christened Elizabeth Alexandra Mary and spent her early years in London and Windsor. She grew up under royal tutelage and public life, becoming a noted horsewoman, art and music lover, and a committed public figure.
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Royal Engagement and Wedding Announcement Spark United Kingdom Interest
The King consents to the engagement of Princess Elizabeth and Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten. Born Prince Philip of Greece, he renounced his title and is linked to Queen Victoria through his lineage. The piece recounts their courtship, growing up in Britain, and royal duties including the forthcoming wedding and titles. It also notes the Queen's travels, the Duke of Edinburgh, and Elizabeth’s vow to service across the Commonwealth with public support.
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Union Jack to adorn Coffs Harbour building
A 10 by 25 foot Union Tack is being painted on the Tasma Theatre facade in Coff's Harbour High Street as Coronation Day celebrations proceed. A large crowd is expected for the Coronation Ball and Jubilee events in Gloucester, ending the district's festivities.
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